The number of perpetrators in the Holocaust was relatively small compared to the millions of civilians living in occupied Europe during the Second World War. What about these millions of others? Where do they fall on the spectrum of responsibility that ranges from perpetrator, to collaborator, to bystander, to rescuer? This workshop, taught by MCHE’s historian Dr. Shelly Cline, explores these issues and helps educators draw relevant connections for their students to the world today.
A registration fee of $15 includes all class materials and light dinner for those attending in person.
MCHE’s educational programs are supported, in part, by an allocation from the Jewish Federation of Greater Kansas City.
Our mission is to teach the history of the Holocaust, applying its lessons to counter indifference, intolerance, and genocide.
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